q2ip
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Visitq2ip vs Webshare
What both publish
| Fact | q2ip | Webshare |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Network | The site lists more than 10 million live addresses across 222 countries, 7,000 cities and 23,000 networks (ASNs). | Webshare says its global proxy network has 80M+ IPs across 195 countries, with targeting by country, state, city, or ZIP code. |
| Protocols | Both SOCKS5 and HTTP are available on the same credentials for either plan. | Proxy endpoints support HTTP and SOCKS5 connections. |
| Proxy types | residential | The service offers datacenter Proxy Servers, Static Residential ISP proxies and Rotating Residential proxies. |
q2ip plans
- Pay per IP$0.05, paid once
- Pay per gigabyte$0.30, paid once
Webshare plans
- Free Proxy ServerFree
- Proxy Server - 100 proxies$2.99 a month
- Proxy Server - 250 proxies$7.47 a month
- Proxy Server - 500 proxies$14.95 a month
- Proxy Server - 1,000 proxies$29.90 a month
- Proxy Server - 2,500 proxies$74.75 a month
Pick q2ip if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Webshare if…
Webshare suits businesses that need proxies for public-data collection and analysis, with options for datacenter and residential proxy networks. Its integration guides and API examples may also suit teams connecting proxy services to software workflows.